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Methods for Measuring Intangible Assets Copyright Karl-Erik Sveiby Jan 2001, updated 27 April 2010. All rights reserved. The research into Measuring the Intangible Assets or the Intellectual Capital of companies has produced a plethora of proposed Methods and theories over the last few years. In this latest update of the Paper I provide a brief overview of approaches that I have come across with links to more information. The list is an ever-expanding community effort, so if you are aware of a method that I have missed, please notify me! Measure for Value Creation - not for Control or PR! Rarely is the question asked, why measure intangibles ? The answer is not self-evident. intangibles are difficult and expensive to measure and the results are so uncertain, so the reason had better be a good one.
The Four Approaches for Measuring Intangibles The suggested measuring approaches for intangibles fall into at least four categories of measurement approaches.
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